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Is it normal for left lower side rib to stick out more than the right? are our ribs symmetrical?
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Yes: Your body is not perfectly symmetrical. There will be differences from side to side. Most notable are breasts. If there is no pain or problems with it then there is no reason for concern.
Answered 2/11/2015
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